Things You'll Need:
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Step 1
Press D on the keyboard to set the foreground and background color to black and white. Press X so that the foreground color is white. Fill the background with black and apply the stained glass filter. Set the cell size to 50, the border thickness to 1, and the light intensity to 10.
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Step 2
Apply the chrome filter with detail at 0 and smoothness at 10.
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Step 3
Apply the glowing edges filter with the edge width at 4, the edge brightness at 7 and the smoothness at 5.
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Step 4
Apply the glass filter with distortion at 11, smoothness at 5 and texture on "Frosted." Set the scaling at 57 per cent.
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Step 5
Apply the radial blur at 100 amount with the blur method at "Zoom" and the quality set to "Good."
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Step 6
Apply the gaussian blur set at 2,0.
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Step 7
Go to Hue/Saturation, found under Adjustments. Click "Colorize" and set the hue to 326, saturation to 35 and lightness to +9.
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Step 8
Duplicate the layer and set the foreground to a blue color and the background to a pink color. Apply the clouds filter.
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Step 9
Set the blending mode on the top layer to color dodge. Merge both layers.
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Step 10
Apply the filter "Polar coordinates."
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Step 11
Adjust hue and saturation until the image is this color.
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Step 12
Apply the twirl feature in a positive direction at whatever value you like to create the effect of waves.
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Step 13
Duplicate the layer. Apply twirl in a negative direction.
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Step 14
Set the blending mode on the top layer to pin light.















